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Taking statements and conducting interrogations are intended to elucidate facts through the use of questions. The task of the police is to get and transcribe the factual account that a person under arrest gives. However, as research undertaken in different languages has found, police does not act impartially. This is supported by both characteristics of interaction and evidences contained in the transcripts of interrogations. In using Discourse Analysis, and employing a corpus of written interrogations from twenty police reports, this paper tries to answer whether the same conclusion is also applicable to the Spanish police discourse. Firstly, this paper describes the communicative event of an interrogation and its transcription in the police report. Then, the questions in police interrogation are classified and quantified. Finally, the paper deals with how the format of transcription affects the statement.

Análisis lingüístico de la transcripción del relato de los hechos en el interrogatorio policial